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That is pretty cool. Nice find!

That is a good deal. Somebody is going to be happy. :)

I do the same thing and find it works quite well. :)

This is going to be a fantastic deal for somebody. And Ken, we expect you to still hang round this forum. No excuses just because you grew an extra wheel. :)

I'm still waiting to see what this look like after you make a tailbox and a sock. :D

I've got a whole thread (with pictures):

Cruzitandem?!!!

I'm planning on just adding a trail-a-bike. That way I get a 3 x 3 x 3 (3 people, 3 wheels, 3 drive wheels)!

It's worth posting a picture of yourself on the bike so we can see if there's anything wonky going on. (I very much prefer the handlebars to be setup so that I can fully sit up - but I don't have a V)

I wanna ride that! :D

This is very good advice. Once you're used to the V, you won't have any problem jumping back and forth. But when getting used to it, just stick to the MBB bikes.

I went out last weekend with my daughter. We did a nice 12 miles, stopping for a nice pizza lunch.

The biggest piece of advice I have for beginners is this: When learning to ride and you're feeling like things are starting to go badly, take your feet off of the pedals and you'll find the bike acts much more like a regular bike. I do not recommend clipping in when first learning to ride a...

And if the Ventist pad isn't enough, you can see the alternative seats that are used on this forum.

I just bought another one from a friend, or I would buy it. This is a GREAT deal for kit. Somebody is going to be very happy. :) (I don't know who the owner is, I'm just waxing poetic about the kits.)

I would definitely adjust the TFT to where you think it should be. (I start with straight knee and heel on pedal for starting distance and go from there).

That is a good deal. You did very well. :)

That is simply awesome. Well done, sir!

If you have the image on the web somewhere, type in the address: http :// some.web.site / directory / hereIsMyImage.jpg and a kind soul will post it for you.

That's a great price.